This is an igloo-style tiny house getaway near Riga, Latvia that’s listed over at Glamping Hub. There’s a deck with a small patio set so you can enjoy the outdoors.
Inside you’ll find a kitchen, living area, bathroom, and bedroom. There’s even an outdoor hot tub to relax in. What do you think?
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Igloo-Style Tiny House/Cabin Getaway near Riga, Latvia
Images © Glamping Hub
Images © Glamping Hub
Learn more: https://glampinghub.com/latvia/southlatvia/tukums/glamping-getaway-riga-latvia/
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I like it. Without more pictures it’s hard to say how liveable it would be permanently but looks ideal for a holiday and from what is shown has great potential for full time living.
I do like this. Curious about the kitchen and living room. Out side is interesting.
Set on a narrow barge and the canal system opens up a lot of Europe. Sure a doorway has to be moved unless you figure out a bilge tank leveling system for low bridges….I thought of it so how hard can it be? It would be no harder than the lock system or floating drydocks would it? Chug down the canal, push a button, turn a valve and kick on a pump. The system will work just about anywhere there is water enough to navigate and thinking this way may be a very nessacary issue with sea rise acommode nd not just in Europe. The advent of cartidge or incendiary commodes coupled with filtered and treated gray water are off the shelf mods at this point.